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from pro-romney sponsor coming from outside interest groups. next slide. if we just look at title i c. fours, and it will be much more today about disclosure, if we just look at 501(c)(4)'s, over half of the interest group ads are coming from those groups. that give you a sense of the magnitude and you were looking just at the general election period actually slightly after that, after the last time frame, april 26 through september 8. this is a list of the top spenders on the republican side. we'll have more to say next week about ad specifically where there's been, what you're spending on and what they are saying. next slide. the other thing that we're seeing this cycle, every year as it would always likes to say that this is the most negative election ever. we are using more cautious about that, in fact some of the early releases that we did in 20 is a hold on, it is exactly the same at the end of 2010 we saw an increase and 2010 was more negative than any other cycle we have tracked back to 2000. in 2012, we're also seeing continuing to see
from pro-romney sponsor coming from outside interest groups. next slide. if we just look at title i c. fours, and it will be much more today about disclosure, if we just look at 501(c)(4)'s, over half of the interest group ads are coming from those groups. that give you a sense of the magnitude and you were looking just at the general election period actually slightly after that, after the last time frame, april 26 through september 8. this is a list of the top spenders on the republican side....
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it's entirely possible that romney will run as any republican challenger ever. pulling on the whites bush '88 come all 56 to 61% of whites range. romani could come right in that range and lose, and i think that is down to -- it should precipitate a conversation in the party. this is the last time anyone will try to do this that is entirely on the back. it's unrealistic when 62 or 63, but the existing collision is so dependent on the community that are uneasy with the change that they are just paralyzed in the intellectual understanding the have to reach out to the hispanics and difficulty they are fighting it in degrees note here at the end. the republican platform in addition to everything else it says about immigration, so any straight defeat does state that provides should be barred from all federal higher education money which means under the republican platform every kid in texas couldn't get a pell grant. so, that is sort of what they are grappling with, versus if you talk to karl rove awarded gillespie and the understanding that we have ways to reach out
it's entirely possible that romney will run as any republican challenger ever. pulling on the whites bush '88 come all 56 to 61% of whites range. romani could come right in that range and lose, and i think that is down to -- it should precipitate a conversation in the party. this is the last time anyone will try to do this that is entirely on the back. it's unrealistic when 62 or 63, but the existing collision is so dependent on the community that are uneasy with the change that they are just...
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should unambiguously embrace its imperial role, currently an adviser to governor romney. john said, and i wrote this one down so i don't misquote, it's a big mistake to grant any validity to the international law, even when it may seem in the short term interest to do so because over the long term the goal of those who think that the international law means anything are those that want to constrain the u.s.. >> this is the former ambassador to the u.s.. >> another adviser to governor romney. i say this not to make a partisan statement here, but to say that it's different. it is different. we spent years in the bush years talking about an imperial role for the united states. empire means you have a power of the role that makes rules for everybody else. that is not what this world is it will never work and so with the united states that can solve its domestic problems and recapture th sense that it's an example worth emulating that there is -- although they are not as strong as we would like them to be there is health and strength in the multinational system. >> you talking
should unambiguously embrace its imperial role, currently an adviser to governor romney. john said, and i wrote this one down so i don't misquote, it's a big mistake to grant any validity to the international law, even when it may seem in the short term interest to do so because over the long term the goal of those who think that the international law means anything are those that want to constrain the u.s.. >> this is the former ambassador to the u.s.. >> another adviser to...
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economic growth, because we've seen around the world that if a democratic transition is often brought down by economic problems, and i can certainly happen in the arab countries, so, in fact, there's a bit o of the conversation goig on today at governor romney speaking at the clinton global initiative in new york was saying that sort of a traditional form of american aid, economic assistance and so forth are outdated in the global economy, and what's really needed is trade. in fact, he is produced county is proposing a sort of new trade organization. but regardless of the specific proposal that he has, what about this question of what exact forms of assistance are helpful? are we talking about economic grants, loans, technical assistance courts are we talking about free trade agreements? investment? what kinds of engagement are most likely to help transitioning democracies bring about the kind of economic progress that is likely to buttress the political transition and allow them to move forward? would you like to start? >> during my time as secretary, we always recognized that trade is mo
economic growth, because we've seen around the world that if a democratic transition is often brought down by economic problems, and i can certainly happen in the arab countries, so, in fact, there's a bit o of the conversation goig on today at governor romney speaking at the clinton global initiative in new york was saying that sort of a traditional form of american aid, economic assistance and so forth are outdated in the global economy, and what's really needed is trade. in fact, he is...